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VOL. XXII.
So. 2.
Hr C"" ) Tl f Th, IM UwW
ma strike is
MOItli Til AN 15((.MMt WOliKKltS
vniii 11 ix iii-.tu,i, by
.MKTAI. WoliM.HH AM) liX H-
Mi.ii, ill Aiu:s:tit. ami
01 m:it i .viii.vs.
TO REllEVf OCCUPATION ARNY
American Troops in Germany to be
Uctievcd as rust a. oluitieei s
Cnn Hi Jm'ih Martial i.a;v
in Gliincland Ibsiricts.
lly Frank .1. Taylor.
HKIiUN, April -.- -Mote than
IfeU.mttt workers struck tate today.
The iiK'ial workers, technicians ami
other skilled cratismeti were tin?
first lu walk nut. Severn! oilier
uiiiuns followed. W'liil" this ri k
has 1km ii am ici paled lor several
days, i( was iciit ved it might be
postponed until next wik. Hence
the sudden waikuui caught tin- go -eminent
unprepared. There was no
violence, howe er, and t he city is.
iuicl tonight . Reports indicate tlial
disturbances have been it -in wed in
Stuttgart and ITanklort with grcaicr
vigor than betcre. More tlia:i twenty
persons w.ti' killed and filly wound
ed Jn Stuttgart. liusi ness is com
pletely at a stand si ill. Crowds
swarm the si reels, slormint: the ar
ii.y rood w anns. The go ernmeiLt
I roup.-; are maintaining t he upper
hand iy means ol mui nine puns. A
Lattery of tanks is assisting -U pa
trolling the streets. Hundreds were
arrested in Frauki'ort. The loss lioiu
plundering est itnaied at mure
than one mouon doiiais.
Start HoUhevik Oiiendve.
IIKULIN, April 2.- A liuh-he il:
offensive is reported to have stat u d
in Kast Prussia. The German tnoops
are said to he making a successful
1'esistaiire.
To Gelieie Occupation Aillij.
WASHINGTON, Airil Soldiers
ill the Anielieati alloy ut occupation
will he released as soon a? ohm
tee rn can he M-iii, so the War De
partment s:at'd ui a enhle to General
Pershing. The American command
er Wits instructed 'o select I lit' most
in ct iiorioii-i case.-, i rmu among the
drafted and cuhMed m n for prior
ity in returning home.
IMi. A.,, for I'cpite.
WASHINGTON. April Presi
dent Wilson has heen tot-mally aked
to giant a rpiie to Fugene 1 ebs,
sentenced to ten years in prison un
der the espionage law, mi it wits iiii
nouneed at the While th ose. 1'ebs
application is now Ict'ere Atiorney
General PaUnor, and ii is ep-eit i) to
be forward d to the Pi'-.-id'-ii! soon.
.1 a! nai I jim Vi t Inimetl.
IWSi.i:. April MariNsi law has
l" t n pro. la, no d thretii:hout tto
Khimdand and SiuMi:;trt districts, so
r. recent dispatch r. port' d. Tie
strikers pre s;iid to h;ie denm ndfii
that Germany imno dia'ely t-suine
d iplomn t ! rt'hit ions w i1 h I; ns-i;-.
Th' iniiitia and police aiiark'd the
Oenittnstr.it. rs in Ks-eii with h.nol
greTiad'-, infiici int; many casualties
(dMIIAt T IIT Mil!
n:riiv; timp.i:i:.,i.
rre-'uent expn ions of indigr.a-j
Hon w.re .ward nUmi town t'ld.iy !
on acc ount of the announeemetit that j
Cue County Court had let a contract i
for mrs'intr i'jiibfHat:d in this f
cot'tity tt .1, H. I!.iirie, ot Pii',uil.
at M cents P' r acre, when a bid had
b.-en filed therefor by U-n MeMul-i
b'Ti. ftf Mrtle Point, and .Toseh
.Murphy, of this city, at t n r nts I r H
arm. Mr P -cb-y cnn-"d timtK-rland
in !lns coUTiTv last y-ai at 1J cents'
p-r acre. Tiiis y. :r - c-niraff ia
vo! v. j the expenditure uf about
Jl'.Oi'in. Hence taxp.iyeiri are ask-
ii'f: 'iv c nt in I'M1'- - of th-!
low bid is b- inir paid.
Will I led hiieitot J
, nieeti!U' is to he Ji''h! at Gline
at noon next Sunday te el ei a hoard ,
or dir-etr f-r liohlitiL' th.- cirn- ,
muni'y f;iir at that pia- the coi-inu ;
fall A number of pe(,ple ut that vi- I
cinfty will L-rnw eh bits for th" cotit-
h e tsi'r at that plae1.
Gt lo INti'lhilid I
Mr. ami Mrs. C. C. Ii.,lertson. nf
thi-: city, left this ft nionn f.r
Portland", where th"y will rett1 'n for
a slier i t ime iii it.L- v I'b t '-ia ' i v.-s.
Mr. K"b-!'se!i is ali en;pio" uf the j
S V ('. her'. ;
felendafe !ns Hiw
P. , f.rm. dy "f the r,?.r
C. A. C; VieMr S- 'h' r. Pd M.ntir. .
and Anlr-w Kane;.. (irm.-r min-b-
t-i of the H'.th c. A. C , i.ll of
Gle;;.le. :.irm d 1" r. th- aft. r
norui to iMt fti'-nds and attend to
business niat!'M
Mr and
b.d been i
peme tite'
liirht
N!rs. T T
n.t.-oti.
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A'kms at
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nun of Mw'ie ri,.
.ijf , ;te in th' f'it
day. Mr Itowman is recisi-r-tj
the Grand Hotel.
LOCAL JIINtV DHiVtfi
AND NIGH f UPf ICER RE-
sunr jojjt or risis
Arrested fur bleeding on Oak
ritieui, iiay Uruxel, wlio operate a
jitney Hum lue lieu t.ooaman ctgar
stole, sioi-peU a sinusal riui bund
blow to Hie fate wnvu Nigm OHicer
j. iiuues tv'aii;ud witu ucUoii
MippieiiumeU lor worutj. 'i ne
prompt interieivnee ol Chief of Po
nce Snambrook t tided the battle
w inch nujilit have tasted several
louiius longer, when he stepped iu
betv.een (he two men.
il seems tha .Mr. TruxW, when
accosUni by the officer, denied the
tiiarge of excessive speed and an ar
gument ensued which rapidly grew
heated and culminated in th oli'icer
striking Mr. '1 roxel a severe blow in
the face. "Can 1 arrest this man'.'"
inquired Hodges of ins chief. ' Sure
y;m can," was the rejoinder,' and
With tii;tt the HiphL otiicer tGieied
the usual "Come almig." Mr. Troxe!
jjtnejed the party to the city hall,
where the case was laid before City
Kecoriier Whipple, who after hear
ing the facts iu the case, held Mr.
Troxel for trial.
Kay Troxel, when arraigned before
City Keconier Whipple at 2 o'clock
this aftPrnoon entered a piea of
gmltv lo speeding mid was fined in
the sum of $;, which he paid.
.Mrs. n. K. Lohr, of this city, left
this morning for Ashland to visit her
daughter. Miss lleitie Carter, who
is visfiiug at that place with Mrs.
l.ohr's sister.
Air. and Mrs. K. Boyd and fnmily
left this morning for Medford where
they will make their future home.
Mr. Hod had been employed her as
a ear sweeper for the S. P. Co,
n,I"I"II,'I"H,H"M"I"I'"I"I''I"I"I''
'1
gi. i:n.i.i-: and vicimtv.
i i
Th trophy train, advertising the
ietory-Liberty loan, arrived in this
city at 4:15 p. m. Monday. A largo
crowd of people had gathered to see
the war relics and t loaf the stir
ring speeches made b the represen
tative men who were with, and those
who had imt th'1 train. A prat en
thusiasm prevailed and all seemed
to indicate that the Vietory-lJherty
b an will, as n.ual. "go over the top"
iu this city and valley. We all owe
ind will make this special otTeritiK
for t he success of our armies, for
the return of peace and our cher
ished soldier hoys, and as a fitting
memorial to fallen heroes who made
the supreme sacrifice and found rob
db rs graves somewhere In France,
or iu the blue waters of Minnng
s-'as. where ihe tossing waves shall
(hunt for them an endless and
mournful roiuiem.
The annual meet in ir of Olivet
chureh was held in the church on
Monday veninc, wilh Ihe election of
officers for the coining year. The
'i reus church committee-- innde
their reports, and a better financial
condition was noted than had existed
for three years. II v. O. T. Morgan'
res h: n at ion was considered ami he
w .' chos.-n to r-main as pastor of
Olivet church. A very generous
lunch of cake of many arieties, and
coffee, was served by the Aid ladies.
A eiy !ijoyahle meeting that lasted
until 1 I p. m. was held.
Mrs. Mart:. tret Amspuker fhi
week rocei -d the joy ful news t hat
her soldier son. Corporal I.co H. Am
Soulier, had arrived at Newport
News with the ruith Artillery, of
Ohio. He was a brother of K.
Amsp-.ker, of the S. P. Co. Mrs.
Anpoker. will leave for Columbus,
ohm. to visit her sen at once.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howell ate in
this city visitinjr friends and may
a train ta He up their residence here.
They will be welcomed bark by many
'i rb-nds.
Mrs. Mooney, of Wolf Creek, was
breiirht to the Gb-ndah- sanitarinjn
1 i.-t muht for snririe-al treasment. DY.
Ksiott is attending h r.
Margarf-i. ihe datiirhter of Mr. and
Mrs Clu.rb-s. w;,v tak' n to tto- satii
tartuni for a minor operation last
week She is altle lo be out again
and i -in soon lesinne her studies at
our high school. Or. Knott attend
ed lo r.
P K. -iamieon. who was seriously
h; jisred a i l.vst vA tan weeks at'o,
w.e- finoved frtttti the sani'arium to
his home on Willow si t yester
day. It will be a lone time before
he will be aide to work again, as his
ihjurbs are complicated.
Mis a U Wa'ktns and daughter.
M i-s Ma ry, are spend in e a week
's:ting Mis. I.in.'-- Sdma.
t'b-tidab-'s lied 'rn com in rent,
of v hich Mrs F, K. i'l:aiy is Hie
president, eitrta:n'd ;;li of our sol
diers at an elaborate dinner last
S.iiur lay een:nf A d. liner of seven
eouteH was s.Ted by ti,e lado - and
i-njoyed b th- s.ddur guests.
O ir p'ibhc spirited band ho. . who
;cr- always re (dy t't ei.tejt.un, gave
a ftf-b ndid show- iu-- to ever.body
' "V d I y a !.' at our amu-'-n-nt
lioiir-e. A ro,ii good tii.se
ni-ved bv all He ir ruests.
Mrs l C. I.add W .11 l-n o Gold
'(ill at ci' en on account of th" 'ri-ei-
illm-s-' ot h.-r bp.H.er. John
a - d h-r i: ..tj.. r. Mr- Mary
... v hn . r.. h . ; g rn.'l:.?.il f-V-r.
M A ' ' Neb-i. .!-.!-.!! b-wik-k"-!
- r hi the GlMidale Stat- Pank,
i. giir;E ntir' tariffaction in the
fine position ffae 1? holding
MAT IKE PEACE
L
lXCItlCASIXU i'KSSl.MISM OVK11
SI.',V I'IMXiltlChiH lli:i(i .M.I)K
IX l'K.41'1-: iOMKISKXtlO
citisis is ii-:.iii:ii ix so.mk
VI AI!Ti:i!S.
WOULD UNJTf RADICAL fiEOS
lladical leader Troni Hungary is
Kndenvoi ing; lo I niie Soviets 'of
Hungm-y, Aiisti-in mid Ita
varhi ImkhI I 'rices.
liy Carl 1. Groat.
PARIS, April 3. Comiuued fail
ure of the "big four" to accomplish
any apparent progress, together with
the increasing seriousness of the
situation in Germany, accentuated
the pessimism surrounding the peace
conference. There Is talk in some
quarters that it may be necessary to
make peace along general lines if a
settlement is to be effected before n
crisis is reached in Germany. Tlie
recent bitter debate in the liritish
Parliament over the peace delay is
regarded as significant.
UoUhevIki Pefeaied.
LONDON, April 3. The liolshe
viki were erushingly defeated in the
Caucasus operations ending early in
February, so the press bureau an
tiou need . Fi ft y t housa nd prisoners
were taken. Two thousand guns, 1 :i
armored t rains and an immense
guantity of other material was cap
t u red
Would I nlle Hadieal lleds.
t liy Frank J. Taylor t .
PFJiUN, April :t. - Hungarian
Foreign Minister liela K has ar
rived at Munich for the purpose of
form i tig a it a 11 i ance bef ween t iu
Hungarian. Austrian and IJavarian
Soviets, so the Heuischo Zeitung de
clared. This report could not be
verified. The new general strike is
growing throughout Germany. More
than liHi.onn men are out in the
Ruhr industrial district, and half the
iihinelatid miners an; not working,
.lap HeiHiittdx ifitoh-rttble,
WASHINGTON. April :. Japan's
insistence upon the elimination of
racial discrimination under tin
league ot nations cannot be con
curred in by Ihe I'niied Stall's, ac
cording to Senator Hitchcock, cha'ir
nuin ttf the foreign relations commit
tee in the last Senate,
Huuub Uwv Price H eductions,
WASHINGTON. April 3.- The
whole program of lower prices thru
agreements between the heads o- In
dustrie and the Government Indus
trial Hoard Is t hreaieued with I he
discard as a nsult of the refusal ut
the railroad ad mitt titration to ac
cepi ihe board's prices for iis pur
chases. H Is believed that only Presi
dent Wilson can save the situaJiott.
Hu has been cabled a full report of
the difficulty and been imked to give
direct orders as to whether the view
of the board or that of Director Gen
eral llite-s shall preafl. With un
employment Increasing throughout
the country, the members of i he
board believe that industrial chaos
will follow tin present business stag
nation Hflle lower prices are itgteed
upon and stnhilicd. The view o the
railroad administration is thai prices
can he forced lower than those
which the industrial hoard accepted.
The board la i ins that a return to
pre-war b'!s CaiiliOt be epeeed
with the tres ni high wages, whbh
tb y ar opposed to reducing.
mi-: it. osiwi;i: i;i:. m:s
M.W VOKIv. i mioi ii: iiomi:.
NKW Y(H;K. April 2. Th
I.eviat ban a i r -d here today from
Presi with over U.ofoi troop-. Tbi
hiciuded m;eii tbtichmentH of the
Mst division, mostly officers of ihe
:17th and :MMh tieid arlillery.
Among th' officeis of the '.4sh
machine gun battalion returning "n
th Orizaba Pieutenaiit W. G. II.
Oslmrne. of Uosrbiiig. Me said his
battalion suffeieij nearly :!"0 casual-fje--.
ut whom w-er kilbd.
iJ T. P!!:ei"y. M. Hcott; W. S.
liowritd. Wilbur; ft L. Icbhier. Io-r
Creek. S. D. Wbitsett, Kob-rts
Cr'-tdt. were amone the Iiosburg
visitors today.
Jaine P.arton, who lately retliriM-.l
from oe will b -ave finm fi!r
I'eban a Couii'y, "a i ifot li ia. wit te he
got S li, pluVe on bJS hoje.-fe;d
His sep-.;.n, Jejjiitfb Pa ton. wili
arri.e ui S.tf;t'lav to pay him a isir
ar. in bewire h" fo.-s
S.wii to-1 Si i, :ubo is bed h s n e-'e,
Mr If M i:i!:tl. .it 'he PHiff hoil-e
,n i' h.-t vwek.
Debgh'tul spiitit weather prevails
in tbir -etjtl -rbody mak-
ifig trafd-n s:.d e (P i. a t i f.g fioww -Tbe
t ;i- in tb;- alby ;il t'il-
ni g ai d pr o p-Tit s in e idejn
e. her-
Prof arid Mrs J H iv.n.by were
I r ii t t t te- eh ur h soe;:. Pi t
ti.ri.t "dr Contby ha- a h-rfe el.i :
-if pi pr- a- , !-! --tud.-rt-. S!.e i-
a v-! p'.pui;ir piano te;fri:r Hi
fa-"t Prof Hiid Mr on, by are a
coiipb with rare acedia ylish met tH.
X X.
PREPARE 10 ORGANIZE
CANNtRY COMPANY HERE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The local cannery committee was
today prepantig a form of waiver to
bt signed by ail th- persous sub
scribing for stock ees this new insti
tution, so thai a tmefi tor com
pleting the organization without
i waiting for (he formal ol) days notice
uk lieiu. iu uruor 10 expeime
the matter this waiver will be cir
culated at once and it is proposed to
hold the meeting for organization
and election ol a !oard of director.-;
at (he city hall next Wednesday at
o'clock. Several hundred dollars
more stock hs also needed to com
plete Ihe necessary $10,uuu, so the
legal organization can he effected.
The groweis should see that this is
subscribed without delay, as this
cannery is a vital necessity for the
fruit and berry industry.
SUTHERLiN PLAN!
ID BE EXTENSIVE
I'ltl IT PLANT AT SI I 1 1 II ; II To
IM'I.IIIK CAWDIiV. la-Tl'X-m
i. ni;ii:i! AMI ll IIMIIIM
i; I'I.avt t)K im i;i; si:i
MI-.KTTV.
COMPANY Of $50,000 CAPITAL
New Company i. Connected Willi the
Slarr 1'init Products Co. ol
Portland Frank .1. Norton
trtdetit mid laH4;ef.
Sutherlin is to have a modern can
nery, a twelve-tunnel drier and de
hydrating plant which in eiiuipuieut
and capacity will surpass Ihe large
plant dest low-d h.-n by fire last
year, says ihe Sutherlin Sun. The
new buildings wiii be eree'ed on the
site of the obi plant, and construc
tion work will f tan jusi as mmjh as
ihe necessary materials can lie as
sembled. Tlifs announcement ils made last
week by Prank J. Norton after his
return from Portland, where he was
in consultation several days with C.
D. and L. M Sinrr. head of the Start
Fruit Products Company of that rity.
The bie.d organisation will be
known hu the Stitherltn Fruit Pro
ducts Company, and has been incor
porated for $ fio.fMin, $ j :,,ihmi rd
which has been paid in. The offi
cets are; Frank J. Norton, pieidenl
and ii-an.ig.r: II. P.-thwill, vice
tiresiieift and tf-.i.iirvr; C. it. Starr,
s- cretiun . The direct-! ? at e Frank
.(. Norton. F. H (Jetbiif. C. D.
Surr. I.. M. Stair and l.oyai i:mer.
The buildings planned, together
with the necessary equipm nt. will
cos i approximate)- $ jm.ihio, leaving
a balance of :'.o,imoi to un-ei cost d
labor, purchases and other neces
sary epel!es isntil reillftiF are p.
eHed. The iisain biiibitn g wdl front toi
Cetsf ral iti"!illc jii-i west of tbe
railroad. ft w ill occupy u gi ound
spa Mxi;n le. i ;tnd le- two and a
half siorie iu height. The cannery
build tug immediately in the rear of
i he main building, w ill be I t i;u
feet, one story liich In order ((
facilitate tie- handling f ptodile's of
tio ph-itt, a Siding " feet long Wilt
be COIsMrricled along the e.i-! ide of
the building by she Southern p.iciHc
t 'urn pany
Plans f'.r the huitdings, which are
being mad by K F. Saii' tman, are
praelteally oni pb-t d . ami ihe ion
sit uction woi k, w hich will
handled by John Sauciftfi.tn
M)fH, is fo be Ciifipfe?ed i JUJO
if! time for the plant it) haEfdb
-ii-op's beijy crop.
br
a fid
1
ibis
As pta- tic;.) m- n are i(t i
b
t
of t iiis elitet pi ise, IL- slice n is a--
-!ir d Mr. N'Ujon, lb- pr.-Md'-nt
and ma na ci'. mal" a niot pl.-.-i oni.'
H.H-ceus of t lo- I-A rl r- -h C'tm (tany :
Mr, iU JhwiH. she ,- pti -odem and
tre(i-(i!er, ita had .'Hi f,ei ie;e!S ex
pej i.-Tice in t h" a ft to -f v toi-iu
afid is at PC-vent beavth iinep-?-!H
in a big camierv in Minn.-sota, while
M.-s sis C M and . M Starr, s. e...
trtry and dii.itei are at the head
of the Starr Fruit Ptoduci Co.. of
I'orthui')
PO 1H Plf i I Pet 1
nniM t iii-i i lit! hi v.
Her' Sh :(. id a krei'lmu' boy,
ci. to. iii-h t h 'of e ( ,i v 1;. . ..nl'-r
'(, ip.ie the at 'ej J,e,,( A I 'bl' ( d
Pub".- Sh:. m'.n.ok. v- ho d- ' - d th"
ouiig ii:hi 1 1 t 1 1 ! e a r i , if 1 1 1 1 ' 'I y
limits Tb- vim b v- a-s y. ji a b'l
.f fatb'lb. advwe ;'d. ht y
!!',,!,, . biHi be bad Haltt !
p t f-..b-:t a S -a tui'.i4 pf Jr to
he" atr s, -a 3-i,. I - ! b th
eoi.ri It i.t.d' I '"'d ' I. hulb-t
died h. the Shefth bl .-d Ctee Hear
k.t " a N.iOh -i'b- bd
. M b. of !".. I- P ibis
!00 ' b.C UT 1,h d de O. t i M -'
Mf-: ; Wd ..!.. f V,' db-if. V bo
had b en in thi:- ity fh.pjd:iK. h it
for h -r houte thi? fcf-rtt'n.
thi-: two voi'; mi; who
fHUusiu a n:i.l.(v tisav
i.i.i:k n ka ii ixtAix, i:i:i:
hkoi cht ih:i;i: ami i-i.ai i n
IX JAN..
VICTIM TILLS Of IHE eOBBERV
Had Another Misfortune Get en lly
Was ict im i. icd by a om::ii
lion; He Found Fnter W as
Wife of Another Man.
J. W, Hit!, jsgeij and bis
federate, K. M- Peer, aged In, both
shipyard workers of Portland, v. ho
were ariested near (akland Wednes
day night by Deputy sheriff F.d
Sterling, were brought to this city
last evening and lodged in the coun
ty jail, charged with h igh w ay rob
iMr According f W. AL Hot i'iu.ui,
who wstft alM) brought to ibis city,
and is the ccniipbctiiiig wEtijt-s-s
against the- incii. Hill and Peer rob
bed him of $2o. Mr. Hoffman, a
Pole, stated lo Disi rict At tot ney
Neniier soon after his arrival here
last evening thai he h;id started
from Fugeue to walk to Ashhtud. A
hrt distance out ol the itw Coun
iy mcfropoiis he heard the purr of a
liiotor and ii uf once dawned upon
tfiiti that be migh be given a ijif .
His ambitions were soon r Aa d
when Hill and Pe r dioe up in a
Chevrolet ear. "G i e me a rid.-'; '
Ibdfuiau shyly asked. ""Sure, hop
in," was ihe obliging reply, 'i'les.'
tonnalities over with, Hoffman e-a.d
dw iit the soft ijpbof-tes im ml
;i ; oon rountfug to btni.eJi' ;h- bi
ronnd doHars lie had f hn-l s- n-d.
iiiit soiii'-ieio- is always taking the
joy s out of lite. ii each Hi): a (mint
about two miles south ol J Main, the
car was suddenly halted and Holt
man was order d lo "di miotini."
Whereupon he et the r.ibl ste. I of
what be ji)ppo:sed a 'vix .un'
which bad h ett ioui:idy piaeed
agaiftsi his hutk by ijjje vi iU-- iivo.
Fp wtsl the ctitii's b. tieils and he
! immediately, relieved ot his
worldly pos-e.;. inns, - liard i .iru.-d
ibdla rs. Making (he sit ua ; ion more
co m plica t i. the robbers juii; p"d in
the car ani .awn laibd Ii mh : i, til.
leaving the ti -d P4", brok- and
bew iblered, sf a mi Tig flbi.e am ux.
the tali pftte jj-. . s. IGr- ub-.e-jm-nt
actions b d him iti ?jaio, v. beje he
iitetoided bis lab ol a, r.-ioi t ,.iie t o
Deputy Sherit Set I i 1 1 l . That ot I i
cer reached Oakland by nam, walk
ed back ot the I'.icilie Michwav,
and cane- iii'ou the lu.i tu; ili' and
placeil I Iielil 1 1 II it I' ii I t'e .( .
Hiil and his youf bttll p.: I flier.
When ititei lOg,it d by She j.,, an
f hot 1 ties, lb iifed jifj v t'.i, i , t ieii Hi
ihe law iiiid stated thai they !.
simply ell art llig "JlUiey" l.av lnuil
llofluian. who h.ol i In d t o pa
lor his nd'. How-tei. ii th' i,i
rs place a ay end. n e iti t h lab
tdd by llollmall. V. Iio b-ihi' he.
to te as a w iJfe agaiti- i ih- ac
enseal, a E! Iii.il efjajfe ti f ( iy it V. i: '.
lobtVry wjfi be bd;: d .m w -J fb-no-if
.
Sheriff (Olilie i i -f the opinaic
that the Che im). t ;iii.iihl.i!i il.
which th- two jounr im ri win- rid
ilig, w iis slob u e. .:!!;. a I I'm 'hunt
il (111 be IS IIU . t! 1 1 M II V V. J I b
tfie Porff.iTid ? e:;(S- t.t h f -um
Hum f,eS l h- . who u b-e-ft ii,l
-:tr.i Per i ,t V f u 3 pUf
ch-i. I, is .1 pje . :! -fotej O.iS
land awaitiTic d' v 'opue itt s ie the
cas-e and it i - -'"'" bl-- thai il -uf
In b nt evbb n e r n b. o'.tain d to
how the lli II Uf 111. I' In lie.
hey will be lurried ow r lo ih-- !ul
noma h aui leu jt i. Jo i,o-- ii,-t
eha rge
HofiffiMi'- t'-e1:t ff!iOb' e- .i -'
ati'fffor h-k sn be I'i-',. tj! v.t.
fortuiit - Not .! . v ... v 1. ib e
ploy. .1 at a r..'i I i t b.-t- 1. I'
ll a me ai ! 1. ill. 'ed lib a .ei Mil.
The ac u. ml.,.. ..et; i 'p. r PH-.
a ii'i. ii l-.i- a!!,.ir a;,. I bj m .l--lv
the w er,i- p., n - i - f-j it ' . i '"d
ay. a .;t.d - .' i -- ' ' i-'- bi A
a lew h t ; :. . - V- t . ' I. iu-'
! r,tn. i j.e a - i Oi.:- ."
j ui.-d mi
j I here. h
a ma. in' I , I
.-fed thai b:
i VMte ol ;a;n!
! ber.ei,,. ,!..
I, he
;, I-
.I lb
id'-
f4
tin- if.
eju pi .' In' U ' 1 '
of her a .ii.H;'
f i
MtM vo..n U li
W. S H ,v -i-f.
,e Of t. .i .
uotoi. w ,. ,'f.
repol". d at".
-:. ,' . t. V !
vpi
' k
V p t. V. J?-1. ii- . J 'if ; .Uy if.. J-:"'iT
n-ahin; cbar ajosjiid.
nmm mm was
StRlOUSLY HURT NtAR
Karome to ibis eitv late yesterday
afiernocm with a Sttidehafevr truck
ioa-ded vith.cisies f firoi-coii, U. T.
Pierce, a well known Diilard rascli
er, vi.ts seriously injured "when the
heavy machine efi the Pacific High
way at a point a short distance south
of ihe bosehurg Sand Ai Gravel Company's-
plant and crashed over a high
embankment. Mr. Pierce was
thrmvsi iiiideriirnfh the truck and re
oned sninrus that may prove fatal.
H seems Hun the nniortUKate matt
liad jJib-d Hie cratejj f hroccoU which
he was bringing to market quite
high in the machine, and when he
ticared Shady Point fine of Ihe crates
became dislodged and rolled to the
ground. Mr. Pierce thoughtlessly
snrned around yuieldy, und at llo?
same, time iUered tm car t( ihe
road. S'itig his prr-d icament. he
attempted fo rjgbt the car, when the
rear wheel slid off the bank. The
machine tune-d entirely over and
iin. illy hmded right side up at the
edge of the river. Mr. Pierce was
thrown underneath the car, which
pas. ej over his body in its wiltl
flight. The injnn-d mmt was
picked iip fy State Highway F-ng
neer Kennedy and rushed in Mercy
HosnilaJ, and Dr. K. G. Miller was
calb'd. According to the physician,
M r. Pierce's chest w as severely
crushed, his leg broken, and he was
otherwise bruised about Ihe body. It
ist al o feared that he is injured in
tei naily.
Mr. Pierce's o, whti, w;ss jaied
bebie his i'ashv-r when the accideiif
m e'trred. jmnped on! and was ss
injured. 10CAL MEN SUBMITTED
lonrtsi mm roe
UCTION Of BRIOGt
litis lor the erection of (he
Piockway bridge were opened by Ihe
County Court this afternoon and it
was loutid that Unit S. Nichols and
Ff d Getteii uf this city had submit
ted Hje biwest siimaii- for th work.
i which is to Citniioence Mmtt. . The
Pott laud Hridt: Cofnp.tny wj tin
j only other concern that submitted a
1 bid The local fit iti's hid wio
;i:, while that ot ihe Portland
It i lie. i' Com pany was I 7 i . Th(
to w struciui', ihe contract for which
will he let in the mar Jutute, Is to
j he ei 'ed .thtmi Dfii fee asve the
i pjesetif bridge site and w ili be iaod
i tii eiet y paitteular. if is to m
ni v.ntul jiftj will be covered.
j Th- bids for 1 he im pi oveuient ol
(e- rt-ifii county highways were also
op, t),d trui.iy, The Hob I,am road.
. I Km a point tear the Dixonvtlli
j -.!-oid hoie-e to Ih' old oden ranch,
i .( ii- 'ficc (ff aj'pi'iiaie-Sjy thr---
. and Gie ftfj-bMay frst Hsc
j iijii:1(tjs pf;((e ti.ik fftt-fe to th
Jp of the Itlahely hill, ii ike dis
j latiee, are the two strips to llltdejgo
i e t eti j Im pro emeri t s.
I Fa t r and I ,om of Kiddle, were
a.ildef the eoiiiract for the im
' pr o etiii-Mt of the Ibd) I .line road
; 'Modr s.--w,e ?flT;t 7. The
I iOjf t ; l r She Gi.-,eJy toad a
: it b t ?oday
O :
I'M I l.llMtN t.lint HiY 1-i
) mu d ro mm i, ii:.
I .... ..
! The Patterson G nicer v has beer
-bl bi W. G Pali- r on to W. M
It t,.-v ;ujd M M Uak-!o'ld, who
; f'jt . h-.i) .- -i th- hii-tjie-i? today
; He- i;ev pi e. ; tj nift ar.1 w-1S known
if Hfiic, b.iiiiig been fijdoyed
. 1th It..- ,f i P ie;o , fa. SV. Paf-
' i ' i . ' i a ltd Mr It tggs will cont in in
i . t f h . Ii' t - J..r a few weeks, so
i lo- p , 1 1 oi.s v ill be a SMI red of tin
j b. ' ol : . t ii-.-. 'I lie store will prop
-a' l reta'li Ihe nattie of the Patter-
-',n t.itt -r 'ISi pkiee. itt thv Pen
mV.;l-A- tuti- Vaejjted fV Mr
jHt." -.-.i-.-i tt.ft.-fH(l nr 5dnr
' ': - i i-i I H -ii; u-ra and Aveii
( liaoe iii bll.ii'l Paper
; ;- ,,n I 'ut t, a ni , for I I ii t s edi
I t.u (.i the l dmid Mail -Tribune, has
' bi i: -- !3("e- fff Hiat ti'tt i.lJM i
' 1 ' - 'e f' , Mi-!k tUllil iffii
: i'U 1.1 -'A iel.fe f.fj S be hft
1 - - f.ctfs P. caner
Mr P ! i ' .m t or,, of the abb -1 eli
te' ..I ' l i'. I III the Stale.
Ti.i I'D H- oiuit-li-atloii
I ." I ! t . - t a r ' rtia ntf. t in v in-
- ' - t in ' t! c ib molt .-I I at n ol I he
: '' 1 1 ' -! ! ' -i P !.e : f( - in j . . : fj s!;t -aP
! i ' : e. ?- b-id o. aJ H,e
1 "iH ' 'A ? j;e Hii-ifi1 up,
He. . . iS ..d ...
'I' Vv ' .I.Pl'l. e j- here tl-'-'ll
' ' i ! ' ' 1 ' i t ' i ii I- with I I a
!: , ' f : t!,;t.oi addr - d the
" ! i !;m it Imti; ihyU
ti .. .-i .era'-'-if.
: M - ; ? .r j-tM
': "- a ,p 'ib-f by Mt-, F
! i .i l:t r.li o:t .-I.J bli l!;e-..
II ' 'I - 'i -r l'..tif It.' Club udt
,- ' ' v ' p'; t' p. it ty t r idav
v f .' . t. ,,l J be
.. P . ri; y: i pM.--tH at
V- - d- -r d tloct 'i-r. n.vi
let b - ;.-''til A pbndid Ht-ee i
DEPUTY'S BOOZE
HAUL IS IMMENSE
TWO TES iaU4l!i KICiS ASIJ SIX
SAtKS lHT.iMXi TWKt.VK
VIAUTS K.U'll COXKISCATKK
MO.VK fAXVKNVII.Ll-: WKDXKM-
' 1UY.
WO TACOMA M Ai HO
Third Party, Said to lb- the Sole
Owner of the Illicit Ciux", Mnkes
His Kscape Men and ltmize
Itn)iigbt lo Hosebiirg;.
'he iurgesi boos hmi Htat has
been tnadv in thi vicinity In n long
time was effected early last evening
when Deputy Sheriff Frank Hopkins
arrested three Tacoma men travel
ing in a Hudson super-six. as the
trio were passing through Canyon
Creek ciUiyoa with nn Illicit hoese
cargo eamdRtifig of two ten fcuttQn
Kegs of whisky and six Rtinsy sacs.
em'ii confining 32 quarts ef "OlfJ
Palmer." To the fact that the
"whisky gate" waa locked is directly
attributable the downfall of the
booze traffickers. When the car
reached this harrier, one of the pai'ty
went to tho honte of UejHtty Hopkins
itearby and revested lh oflc?r to
glVi? hifis Hie kfy in ii& It so
happened that Mr. Hopkins dltf sot
have- on? in his possession at the
time, and directed the fellow to a
teamster who was engaged in road
work there. While the trafficker -was
on thiH mission the wily deputy mado
an exiitnination or the interior of the
anionjohih snd nncovr t hfl
Hosal inrnzs snpply hidden fjj ihe
Umttnm of the machine, TafelnR pes
sssi of the nyionsohiit and
li(uid treasure. Deputy Hopkins per
mfileil the three men to go to a ho
tel for the night, he feeling sure that
his prisoners would not attempt lo
escape and leave the valuable car
ind its almost i-nal Ui pHce boz
cargo. However, the deptsty'tt sap
PojMHoh did noi prov ot. One. f
the trio, said to 1h jamen Mnrj-jatj of
Tacoma, after partaking of a hearty
supper, departed without even mak
ing the fact known In his confeder
ttes, and his present whereabouts Is
unknown. The driver of the ma
chine, who gave the name of Henry
ITmeh, and Use third party, K.
,-th'fctieyt both of Ta-otmt, were
hronght in this rity this morjjinK ss4
baiged in the roiuity i&H, a
the liquor, to await developments in
t he case.
When Interviewed shortly after
reaching here this morning, Fhmcho
stated that Morgan, the man who
departed iti ih folds of She nigst
bad Mid the machine at Tacoma for
a srip to Portland. Aftr reaching
:hat city, acoiditig to Khmcne., Mor
i'iiii then ottered hint $20 a day and
ill expenses if he would continue
south. The offer was accepted and
upon reaching Grants Pass Ihe cargo
of booze was placed aboard his nut
chine, having hen hronjrhf in
iitanite rUy In a Ford car. Ftotwli
-aid h' ami SHefetiey wr in no iay
r'spotisiiib ttr the "nrvt jrotfids ami
ail the biano for Hit nt tempt lo
crossly -evade the prohibition laws
was laid at the door of Morgan,
Alio as yet has not heen located. In
explaining his presence mid connec
tion with the wholesale bootlegging
plot. SHrkfi'y thi he was &t
merely tAkiisK a pfeastre trip for hi
1'aiMtftf hvalth. The nUjcers jtbar a
diffen-it opinion. limevT. and are
fully convinced thai Hie three men
are equally guilty and that the trio
!: now I ugly and for commercial pur
poses at tempted to smuggle the
liquor through to Washington. Holh
mejj held here disclaimed ownershi
jf the cmparasie3y new Hndoii
.ntfmmhil 1'bcbe uhl Urn offiwrs
that the car wa-s iwned by s Tacijna.
man tnd thitt he was simply running
the big machine for hire.
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins stated
this morning that he saw the lludi
son car, occupied by the three men,
P-a-j I 'amonvjlje. Jnst iin furday ttmk
-aid "1 had ih- rr po4 as a
i wi-fi waron." Mr. Hopkins also
-aid th.i be iii the heiif tli&i S.
Cord car noticed at Hie timfl Ihe
! Hudson passed throuidt Is now some
I where along Ihe road also filled with
! booze arid thai th parties are all to
! -.'ether in n mammoth scheme to de
' feat the lb;uor laws.
Tbe atih'iAins of Hie husre JMst?
'jpid. :-t He e?'fif thon- ihix mors-
ir-jr ;iifr,ofed a b;ti.- crowd, and it
i-m e.ivoias" rijh trtn.fi Hie Jmtse dry"
I w-e'atoi . told a stoty without
1 -.cord-i Th- tun door of the old
; :i! clo-ed on ov . r Il'ouii worth of
M'fior, it ili.-nosed d at the prevall
: tuif b'.otb cl'iiil' pi ices at Portland
' fsd T.troma; which if. said io be J3
! iOart
,'-.. i -,. ish -iand-Iiitf ha Hte io jnes
-ow held h t d. beUo any omr-
bip or !h' confiscated hooe. it Is a
I i fact that each of Ihe licensed
i i fe i, d Deputy Hopkins $100 ns n
; bribe to allow them their freedom.
it imc withoi.l raying that the offi
; - . r fi tly refund
I Wbefi at r:tiirncd iefore SnMim o?
I he jv:ee I. U. liiddle fhm after
jnnoB.. Sb!?ey and Fche hs4 se
j iCrnt1ndfd from page 4),